teef

hit her.

oh i think it's still a thing. my wife and her friends are younger than me, so the friend's husbands are as well. guys in their late 30s or so. i can't tell you how many of them...locally grown, that love the pats. they were young kids who grew up watching winning patriot football, and want no part of the bills. to me, a pats fan from wny is the most disgusting, vile thing there can ever be.

so a guy i know has a side job of doing collision work on cars. he was telling me about a toyota truck that was t-boned and was a total mess. when i asked why they didn't just total the car, he told me it was because toyota trucks hold their value well. that's all i got.

i just looked hoover's up and it looks legit!

i'm in the same boat. my kids' school is right down the street, and if i pick them up on a nice friday, i get absolutely harassed about going there. on a side note, if anyone has the chance...try their egg nog. holy ***** is it amazing.

you're 100% correct. single in the suburbs is not the most happening thing. i don't know many single guys my age, but some i know have lived in the apartments by village gate, east ave and the sibleys building. the going out scene has changed a ton. i'm 47, so we did the monroe ave, east and a, and mostly park ave. as far as i know, the park ave bars we went to, (they were called preps and park bench) have closed. people just stopped coming. i love the village gate, but i'm mostly a restaurant scene now. fairport is the new down town. the number of new bars and restaurants is amazing. live music all summer. the parking has become the issue. if you haven't been back in a while, it's worth checking out the village.

i think you're at the perfect point in your life to be here. i never thought it was fun when i was younger, but there's so much for families to do. we stopped having people give our kids gifts a long time ago. now we get season passes to as many things as we can...the strong, whickham farms, the zoo, science center, etc. even taking the kids to local sporting events is a new one for us. cheap and entertaining. the area you're moving too is awesome. i live up the street by casa larga. i'm in that weird zone where i have a victor mailing address, but we are in fairport schools. i constantly driving through the basin to take my kids to school in pittsford, and other than rush hour, i love the area. my wife an i got to happy hour at branca weekly. it's a great spot.

the west side/east side will forever live in rochester. my wife if from the west side, and i'm from the east side. i regularly let her know what life i saved her from.

sorry about the gf pete. depending on specifically where you work, you shouldn't have more than a 20-25 min drive in most places. i'm a suburban guy, so i would avoid the city...especially certain parts. even the bars/restaurants we go to are usually in the suburbs, or in one area downtown. unless we go to a play/sporting event/strong museum...i never go into the city. just depends on what lifestyle you're looking for. review the prices. this area of ny was once wildly affordable, but like everywhere else, prices have skyrocketed. both homes in the area that i've owned have now doubled in value over the last 7 or so years.

Well this went to hell. My point of even jumping in this thread was to argue that’s what’s going on with the younger generation isn’t driven by politics. Are they screwed because of housing costs, interest rates and tuition costs? Sure, but to blame this on any type of political movement is nothing but avoiding accountability for their own lives. The young on both sides have it hard now.

oh i'm reading in here all the time. i enjoy political talk to an extent, but this place is way too savage for me. as much as i like the convo, politics plays such a tiny role in my life....and i think i'm much happier for it.

maybe when it comes to dating apps, but those stats mean nothing to me when it comes to work and success. the "i have it harder so i'm not going to try" is an incredible cop out. concerning dating, people have to be far more reliant on apps. i get it's the easiest way to go, but it has completely warped expectations and what a relationship. they've told women that if a man isn't 6 foot or make 100k he's not worthy, like it's taught men that female success equals feminism. theses are just two examples, but if something doesn't work, it's time to try something new out.

i dunno man. i just can't agree with the bolded. if a young man doesn't have the drive to be successful because it may be harder and take longer for them to achieve than what their grandparents had...they're already dead in the water an full of excuses. i have a large volume of young people who come through my office, and you can easily tell who will be ok and who won't. i see kids getting out of college, getting jobs, having good relationship as so on. it's amazing to my how much certain people let social media and politics seep into their personal lives and completely distort what could be their reality.

i actually heard that he was repeatedly tickling someone's toes after them asking him to stop, and it turned into a thing.

once?